職場中男性與女性誰有更多的晉升機會?一項針對該話題的調(diào)研顯示，男士與女士對這個問題的看法存在著巨大的差異。

A study shows a large gap in perceptions among the sexes in who has more opportunities for advancement -- men or women.

職場中男性與女性誰有更多的晉升機會?一項針對該話題的調(diào)研顯示，男士與女士對這個問題的看法存在著巨大的差異。

Earlier this month, consulting firm Bain & Co. surveyed 1,834 business professionals world-wide on gender parity in the workplace. The findings, which was presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, show that 90% and 85% of men and women, respectively, believe qualified applicants of either gender have the same shot at landing a junior-level position. Yet 81% of men said opportunities to move to middle management are gender neutral, compared with 52% of women. Similarly, 66% of men said promotions to the executive level are equally attainable by both sexes, versus 30% of women.

本月早些時候，貝恩咨詢公司(Bain & Co.)在全球范圍內(nèi)開展了一項調(diào)研，對象是1834位職場人士，男女各半。調(diào)研結(jié)果在剛剛結(jié)束的瑞士達(dá)沃斯世界經(jīng)濟論壇(World Economic Forum)上公布。這項結(jié)果顯示：90%的男士及85%的女士認(rèn)為，男性女性得到初級職位的機會是均等的，只要你有足夠的能力;81%的男士認(rèn)為，男性女性升任中級管理職位的機會也是均等的，而女士中只有52%的人抱此想法;同樣，66%的男士認(rèn)為升任主管級別的機會也是男女均等，而認(rèn)同這一點的女士的比例只有30%。

In reality, women represent a much smaller portion of leadership roles in business. A December study from New York research concern Catalyst Inc. shows 3% of chief executive officers and 13.5% of executive-officer positions within Fortune 500 companies are women.

現(xiàn)實生活中，女性在領(lǐng)導(dǎo)崗位中所占比例是小于男性的。紐約研究機構(gòu)Catalyst Inc.于去年12月份開展的一項調(diào)研顯示，財富五百強公司中，首席執(zhí)行官以及行政主管中女性所占的比例分別為3%和13.5%。

Men's perceptions may be rosier than women's because they may be considering the long-term progress women have made in the workplace, says Ellen Galinsky, president of Families & Work Institute in New York. Men will 'say women have it a lot better than they did in the past,' she says. 'Women say, 'Yes, but there are a lot fewer of us and we had to give up a lot more to get there.''

紐約家庭與工作研究會(Families & Work Institute)會長愛倫?加林斯基(Ellen Galinsky)認(rèn)為，男士們的觀點比女士們要樂觀，因為他們著眼的是長時期以來女性在職場所取得的進(jìn)步。她說，男士們會說"女性現(xiàn)在的表現(xiàn)比過去強多了，女士們則說，沒錯，不過，我們的人數(shù)比男的少多了，而且要取得同樣的成就，我們的付出要比男性多得多"

Perceptions may play a role in women lagging behind men in advancing their careers, says Deborah M. Kolb, a professor specializing in women and leadership at Simmons School of Management in Boston. Ms. Kolb says studies have shown women are seen by bosses and colleagues -- men and women alike -- as being less capable of serving in leadership posts than men, despite evidence to the contrary. 'Women often get asked to take career detours . . . into areas like human resources,' she says. 'Men get asked to take on strategic-development activities.'

波士頓西蒙斯管理學(xué)院(Simmons School of Management)研究女性及領(lǐng)導(dǎo)力的黛博拉?科爾伯(Deborah M. Kolb)教授認(rèn)為，女性在職業(yè)發(fā)展上落后于男性，大眾的成見也許也是有一定影響的?？茽柌淌诒硎荆芯匡@示，老板及同事──男女皆然──都認(rèn)為女性在領(lǐng)導(dǎo)崗位上表現(xiàn)不如男性，盡管有證據(jù)顯示并非如此。她說，"在職場上，女性常常會被迫走些彎路，比如去做人力資源管理。男性則會派到跟戰(zhàn)略發(fā)展相關(guān)的工作。"